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    methods involve the following strategies: place students in learning groups, have students discuss material, have students role play, have students participate in games or debates related to the material, and have students work on projects and problem solving as well as other indirect methods (Woolfolk). Mrs. Williamson’s methodology falls under both direct instruction methods and indirect instruction methods. Mrs. Williamson presented new material to her Algebra II classes during my observation and

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    Modern marketing management works hard to resolve the common problems of consumption of products. The study of consumer behavior is therefore very significant in marketing in ensuring survivability of the firm. There is a lot of rivalry in every industry, and the company needs to be very innovative and recognize the latest tastes and the need for the consumers. The information gained in studying consumer behavior can be extremely crucial in helping to exploit the available market opportunities.

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    General Information The Test of General Reasoning Ability, TOGRA for short, was written by Cecil R. Reynolds. The TOGRA was published by PAR in 2014. The TOGRA is an abilities test, rapidly testing the general reasoning and problem-solving skills of the participants. The Test of General Reasoning Ability can be accessed and purchased through the PAR website. To purchase the TOGRA, you must be of qualification level B, meaning you must have a 4 year college or university degree in psychology

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    Video games are generally seen as a waste of time and nothing good can come out of playing them. People usually associate video games with nerds and adults who stay in the basements of their parent’s house. With all these negative associations with video games, it is hard to see that video games can actually be helpful and beneficial to an individual’s mental and physical health. The negative associations of video games started from the Video game crash of 1983. The crash led to bankruptcy of numerous

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    Human beings are always faced with challenges. It is worth noting that people go through many hard moments. Overcoming life’s hardships calls for tremendous virtues and values and one of the most important components that help people get through hard times is empathy. Empathy refers to the ability to see the world from other people’s perspectives and to comprehend and share the feelings, concerns, emotions and feelings of others. In fact, empathy is a selfless act that enables individuals to learn

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    Due to concerns regarding T’Niq not having his glasses during the administration of the WISC-, he was administered the CTONI-2 to obtain a measure of his general intelligence utilizing a nonverbal format. T’Niq obtained a full-scale IQ score of 79 on the CTONI-2 which falls at the 8th percentile, indicating that he scored at or above 8 percent of his peers. This score falls within the poor range. T’Niq’s score of 79 on the CTONI-2 is consistent with his score of 73 on the WISC-IV administered at

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    expectations and strong support for all students” (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 2000) When teachers maintain low expectations for marginalized student populations they deemphasize tasks that require higher order thinking such as problem-solving. “The stereotype of Black students being underachievers is maintained by the social context of schooling, teachers’ attitudes and practices, and how Black youth themselves take up or act upon the underachiever stereotype” (James, 2012, p. 482)

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    English language. I chose (K) for the study because he's at a crossroad in his academic career. He wants to do well, however he finds it difficult to be able to grasp new concepts and sometimes (K) gets frustrated with himself if he can't solve the problem. What is the context in which you are providing instruction to the featured student? I’m a teacher at JD Middle School and my teaching area includes grades 6, 7, & 8 located in a low economic impoverished area in the city. My classroom is comprised

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    leading districts in technology. Each school has been eqipped I-pad carts, Cromebooks, projectors, clickers and other instructional technology. Since it is in the schools, it has been stressed to use them in our lessons. I personally do not have a problem using technology to a point. In math class you expect students to be able to use calculators, but how much is too much? Students are relying heavily on the use of calculators to answer basic math questions that do not

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    definitely give optimal performance in organizations. B. What are the key characteristics of design thinking? In every known age, techniques for problem solving becomes different since they are characteristically based on the new knowledge, tools, and technologies available during that period of time. Today’s digital age, one of the problem-solving techniques is increasingly using design thinking. Understanding the concept of design thinking is to study a few key characteristics that should help

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